New Zealand: Politician Awanui Black's Widow Says Her Late Husband's Pedophile Ring Goes to the 'Highest Heights' | CF to Receive $4 Million from NZ Taxpayers in 2018/2019 | HRC in NZ May 2018 (pizzagate)

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'Prostitutes, orgies, group sex - all of it': Ex-wife of former Maori leader says he led a paedophile ring who 'passed victims around like a box of beer' - and it goes to the 'highest heights' of New Zealand's power structure

(July 8, 2018) In an emotional Facebook Live video....[late politician Awanui Black's widow] Anihera [Zhou Black] has claimed he and several other men sexually abused young girls and passed victims around 'like a box of beer.'

Weeping hysterically in the self-filmed video, she said on Saturday:

'I have an announcement to make on behalf of my kids and I and perhaps it will shock a lot of you and perhaps it will help some of you find some comfort... something that needs to be done.'

She went on to explain how he would have affairs, orgies and abuse young girls with other paedophiles.

'He became a predator, a recruiter, a teacher, a pimp, a ringleader of one of the many child-adult sex rings here in his beloved Tauranga Moana and he took that s--- nationwide with all his contacts in every stream of life.

'They would recruit the innocent... share them around like a box of beer, consume every last drop and discarding the empty vessels into the gutter, soulless, cold and broken.'

 

 

Widow says her former husband's paedophile rings goes to 'highest heights'

(July 10, 2018) The widow who told the world her politician husband was a paedophile says he was involved in a ring of abusers which goes to "the highest heights you can imagine".

In an exclusive interview, Anihera Zhou Black told the Herald:

"This goes deep and wide, in terms of the paedophile ring, to the highest heights you can imagine. These people aren't just labourers and workers at fast food restaurants. These people are suits and people in power."

Awanui Black died aged 48 in 2016.

He was a regional councillor, Maori Party political aspirant, a commissioner at the Maori Language Commission, lecturer at Te Wananga o Raukawa and Treaty of Waitangi negotiator for Ngati Pukenga.

He was also a paedophile, according to Zhou Black's gut-wrenching Facebook Live broadcast yesterday.

Zhou Black, 49, with the support of sister Piiata Tiakitai-Turi, 50, said today her decision to denounce her former husband was intended to give strength to victims of abuse.

She told of her belief Black had used their marriage to mask his predatory sexual behaviour towards children and her growing horror as she realised he was not the man she had believed him to be.

The couple had met aged 15 and were in a relationship from 18. He went on to become a highly-regarded pillar of the Bay of Plenty community and someone with the mana required to stand on the national stage.

Her Facebook Live post - based on partial admissions from Black and disclosures from others - came after 26 years of silence.

And there were children, she said. The youngest victim to have emerged was someone who had said they were aged 8 when sexually abused by Awanui Black.

Anihera Zhou Black said in the time which followed [her final 2014 separation from her husband] there came disclosures, and events which occurred that answered questions in her mind from her years married to Awanui Black.

It had led her to believe there was a "ring" of people who - with her former husband - had preyed on children.

She said she would be speaking with police but believed an independent investigation could be necessary as one of those she believed was involved had been a police officer.

"We don't know where the cover up will begin. There are compromised police here in Tauranga that are part of that ring. I know of one."

She would also not name a number of suspected victims, again because it could jeopardise the police inquiry.

"It's an unknown figure, to be honest. I have knowledge of some but whoever else is out there, we've just had so many people come through our lives."

A police spokesperson said they were aware of the video and would be seeking further information about the allegations.

In Tauranga, artist Graham Hoete, also known as Mr G, started painting over a mural he had made of Black.

 

 

Police speak to Awanui Black's wife about paedophilia allegations

(July 10, 2018) Police have spoken to the widow of politician Awanui Black about allegations her husband was a paedophile.

Although police confirmed in a statement they had spoken to her regarding the allegations, they provided no futher details of the conversation.

"Police takes allegations of this nature very seriously and the interests and welfare of any potential victims are a priority to us," Detective Inspector Mark Loper said in the statement.

Anihera Zhou Black made the allegations against her husband in a video posted on Saturday afternoon.

"I wondered why Awa invited so many young people through our home over the years and I thought it was to be a good aunty and uncle. I know differently now.

 

 

Credit to Chris Ken Simpson on YouTube for the Clinton Foundation connection to New Zealand:

 

Skip to 4:35 for Clinton Foundation connections:

NZ Politician's Widow: "Pedophile Ring Goes to Highest Heights", Clinton Foundation Controversy

(July 9, 2018) The widow of New Zealand politician Awanui Black, says her former husband was part of a pedophile ring which goes to "the highest heights you can imagine."

Meanwhile, the Clinton Health Access Initiative has received several recent baffling and controversial donations from New Zealand's government.

 

Confirmed: $5.5m [US$3.9m] For The Clinton Foundation In 2018/19

(May 7, 2018) A subsidiary of the controversial Clinton Foundation is set to receive US$3.9m (NZ$5.5m) in taxpayer money in 2018/19, the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union can confirm. This is in addition to NZ$8m given to the organisation since 2014.

 

HRC was in New Zealand in May 2018:

Here she posed with Maori cultural group Whāngārā-Mai-Tawhiti

 

Hillary Clinton Thought About Moving to New Zealand After Losing Election to Trump

(May 7, 2018) Clinton recalled how her Kiwi friends suggested she move to New Zealand at a talk on Monday. "And I appreciated the offers. Gave them some thought," she said at an event organized in Auckland by The Growth Faculty with ticket prices starting at NZ$195 ($135) and soaring to $595 ($415) for special seats

 

 

Anihera Zhou Black is incredibly brave to stand up to the Cabal in public knowing what she knows.

Does anyone have a link to the full video that she posted? Thanks --

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exposethecriminals ago

‘I believe Ani Black’: Sexual abuse and the silence that poisons communities

Sometimes it’s hard to communicate a direct truth in a direct way. We merely suggest or indicate or postulate because we want to be careful not to be the person who is responsible for the kōrero. To risk your own mana and the mana of your whānau and your community by speaking plainly and directly takes courage, mana and certainty.

Anihera Zhou Black directly and plainly outing her husband of 26 years, Tauranga Moana leader Awanui Black, as a paedophile, was a shattering experience.

Time and again, we Māori men seem daunted by the horror before us and sit mute. We really do need to start talking to each other, to our wāhine and to our whānau. We need to show leadership in overcoming this scourge in our communities. We need to be brave enough to admit that Awanui’s strengths do not discount what has been said by his wife.

Our leaders and our men need to have the courage to say: I hear you. I am shocked, saddened, and horrified that this occurred. If you were a victim, you can come to us and you will be believed, we will help you find support and we will help you tell your story if that is what you want.

Let’s break the silence and let victims know that we are with them. Let’s break the silence and have a hard and courageous conversation about sexual abuse in our communities. To paraphrase Ani, let’s break the silence with a cry or a scream; it is this silence that is a violence to our soul.

think- ago

That's a really great text.

I think some people might be hesitant to speak up since they fear that the Maori community might get discredited when one of their leaders turns out to be a perp. At least this has been my impression from cases in native communitites in the US and in Canada.